Rineia and Delos Islands

Two small islands of Rhinia and Delos are located near Mykonos, just west of it. Mykonos and Delos are separated by a strait just over a mile wide.

Delos, according to Greek mythology, is the birthplace of Apollo and was once the religious, cultural and commercial center of the Cyclades. Today it is an island museum.

Uninhabited Rinia, on the other hand, is interesting because there are many anchorages around the island, allowing yachts to find shelter in any wind direction and crews to visit Delos, off the coast of which yachts can anchored only during the day.

Both islands are low, lifeless, without vegetation or water.